Stephen weinberg's model of leptons suddenly became hugely important. He used the idea of spontaneous symmetry breaking to explain what they thought would be the strong interactions. It was an idea, was a model. Was on the market there. But one of the reasons why it was ignored was because at the time, in the 19 sixties, the state of quantum field theory was that people were concerned about renormaliz ability.

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